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In a recently published article by het Financieele Dagblad, Casper de Vries discusses Germany's role in opposing monetary financing.

As of 1 September 2022 last, Dr Bas Karreman is the first Director of Engagement at Erasmus School of Economics.

Jan van Ours, Professor of Applied Economics at Erasmus School of Economics, explains the effect of firing a football coach.

In an article published by NRC, Mary Pieterse-Bloem, Professor of Financial Markets at Erasmus School of Economics, discusses the developments in bond land.

After only a few disappointing football matches, the coach is already fired. According to professor Jan van Ours, this makes no sense.

Some time ago, the government indicated that it wanted to look at ways to soften the blow to purchasing power. How can this be arranged?

Benedict Dellaert, together with researchers from Columbia University, and University of Pennsylvania, has published a new paper in the Journal of Marketing.

Ivo Arnold, Professor of Monetary Economics, has written an opinion piece on the European Central Bank's monetary policy.

The trade unions are in favour of a so-called profiteer tax, whereby companies that make large profits due to favourable conditions are taxed more heavily.

The Internationale Martin Luther Stiftung will award the LutherRose 2022 to the Danish EU Commissioner for Competition on 11th November 2022 in Rotterdam.